Subject	Predicate	Object
HUkfAHPd	a	Resource
		Answer
		Written answer
	answer has question	4Hcoxsy9
	answer has answering person	David Michael Gauke
	answer text	<p>The 3.73 million national insurance contributors who earned less than £7,225 in 2011-12 had combined class 1 contributions of around £420 million.</p><p>Nobody with earnings below £10,000 in 2014-15 pays income tax as a result of this Government's measures.</p><p>They pay national insurance contributions because employee national insurance contributions arise separately in each pay period; for example, weekly whenever earnings exceed the equivalent pay period employee threshold.</p><p>These estimates are based on a 1% sample of end of year tax returns in respect of the tax year ending 5 April 2012.</p>
	answer given date	2013-12-16
	answer has answering body	HM Treasury
	written answer has answering body	HM Treasury
HM Treasury	answering body has written answer	HUkfAHPd
HM Treasury	answering body has answer	HUkfAHPd
4Hcoxsy9	question has answer	HUkfAHPd
David Michael Gauke	answering person has answer	HUkfAHPd